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One of the city’s most popular fish fries is staying in Hazelwood for 2026. Community Kitchen Pittsburgh offers culinary training and job placement. It also supports food access programs all year. But it is famous for its Lenten fish fry, which was voted the city’s best by readers of Axios Pittsburgh last year. In 2024, the nonprofit announced it would move to a larger location in Uptown. This left the location of this year’s fish fry a question mark for fans.

The family-owned market on Second Avenue will soon have more room for Hazelwood residents to shop for fresh baked goods, snacks, sodas, fresh produce, pantry items, made-to-order sandwiches and local goods ranging from meat to honey to pottery. Dylamato’s Market at 5414 Second Ave. shut down in November for renovations and hopes to reopen this month.

Page 26 of Pittsburgh Water’s 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan shows funding given to stormwater projects. The Four Mile Run Stormwater project received $621,378 for data collection from flow monitors. Lines added to highlight relevant information. Pittsburgh Water Capital Improvement Plan - screenshots taken from tinyurl.com/pgh-water-capital-plan By Ziggy Edwards and Ray Gerard for Junction Coalition Pittsburgh Water mailed a letter dated Jan. 28 to residents of The Run.